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IMD forecasts rain, thunderstorms and gusty winds in Hyderabad on Nov 6
✍️ Hyderabad Mail
🗓 07 Nov 2026, 07:04 AM
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The India Meteorological Department has issued a forecast for Hyderabad, Telangana, predicting intermittent rain, thunderstorms and gusty winds on November 6.
The India Meteorological Department (IMD) released a weather outlook for Hyderabad on November 6, indicating that the city will experience periods of rain accompanied by thunderstorms. Meteorologists highlighted that gusty winds are also expected as part of the system moving across the region.
According to the forecast, the showers are likely to begin in the early afternoon and could persist into the evening, with the intensity varying across different parts of the city and surrounding districts of Telangana. Residents in low‑lying areas are advised to stay alert for sudden downpours.
The IMD warned that the combination of rain and strong winds may cause localized disruptions, including reduced visibility on roads and the possibility of minor damage to unsecured structures. Authorities have urged commuters to exercise caution while traveling and to follow any advisories issued by local agencies.
Officials reminded the public to keep emergency kits ready and to avoid outdoor activities during the peak of the thunderstorms. Continuous updates will be provided through official channels as the situation develops.
According to the forecast, the showers are likely to begin in the early afternoon and could persist into the evening, with the intensity varying across different parts of the city and surrounding districts of Telangana. Residents in low‑lying areas are advised to stay alert for sudden downpours.
The IMD warned that the combination of rain and strong winds may cause localized disruptions, including reduced visibility on roads and the possibility of minor damage to unsecured structures. Authorities have urged commuters to exercise caution while traveling and to follow any advisories issued by local agencies.
Officials reminded the public to keep emergency kits ready and to avoid outdoor activities during the peak of the thunderstorms. Continuous updates will be provided through official channels as the situation develops.